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What is puberty?
A type of exercise
A stage when the body stops growing
A stage when a person becomes able to reproduce
A disease affecting children
What causes the changes that happen during puberty?
Water
Hormones
Oxygen
Vitamins
Which sex cells are produced by males?
Ova
Eggs
Hormones
Sperm
What are the female sex cells called?
Hormones
Sperm
Ova
Testes
What is fertilisation?
When a girl begins puberty
When an egg leaves the body
When sperm are produced
When a sperm and an egg join together
Which organ produces sperm?
Uterus
Penis
Testis
Sperm duct
Which organs produce ova?
Birth canal
Ovaries
Oviducts
Uterus
Where does the baby develop?
Uterus
Birth canal
Ovary
Oviduct
Which change commonly happens to both boys and girls during puberty?
Development of broader shoulders only
Production of sperm
Growth of body hair
Development of breasts only
What is menstruation?
The release of an unfertilised egg together with the lining of the uterus
The production of sperm
The joining of sperm and egg
The development of a baby
A boy notices that his voice becomes deeper during puberty. Which other change is likely to happen to him?
His hips become wider
He develops ovaries
He begins menstruation
His shoulders and chest become broader
A girl begins puberty and notices several changes. Which combination is most likely?
Production of sperm and broader shoulders
Production of sperm and menstruation
Wider hips, development of breasts and growth of body hair
Development of testes and deeper voice only
Which change is common to both boys and girls?
They produce the same sex cells
They both develop testes
They grow taller and heavier
They both menstruate
A student says, 'Only girls experience changes during puberty.' Which evidence shows this is incorrect?
Only girls develop body hair
Boys do not experience hormonal changes
Boys also grow taller, develop body hair and experience changes in their voice
Only girls grow taller
Why does the reproductive system change during puberty?
It changes food into energy
It prevents hormones from being produced
It stops the body from growing
It becomes able to produce sex cells needed for reproduction
A boy's body begins producing sperm. What does this indicate?
He has stopped growing
His reproductive system is no longer working
He has begun menstruating
He has reached a stage of puberty
